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Production-ready Klaviyo flows
for Shopify stores

5 complete flow blueprints with full email copy, subject line variants, timing, and real Klaviyo benchmarks. Built for operators who want to get this right the first time.

21 emails total — Welcome Series · Abandoned Cart · Browse Abandonment · Post-Purchase · Winback

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Klaviyo Welcome Series Blueprint
for Shopify Stores

5-email sequence. Triggered on list signup. Built to convert subscribers into first-time buyers — and tell your brand story along the way.

Trigger: List Signup
Emails: 5
Duration: 9 days
Open Rate: 45–50%
Revenue Share: 20–30% of email rev
Klaviyo Benchmarks (2024)
45–50%
Average open rate
8–12%
Conversion rate
$2.35–3.34
Revenue per recipient
2.32%
Placed-order rate

The 5-Email Sequence

Each email includes subject line variants and body copy. Replace bracketed fields with your brand specifics.

Common mistakes to avoid

Sending just one email with a discount. The single "Welcome, here's 10% off" email is leaving 80% of this flow's revenue on the table.
Making it about the offer, not the brand. Subscribers who buy because of a discount have lower LTV than subscribers who buy because they understand the brand.
Not filtering out purchasers between emails. If someone buys after Email 1, they shouldn't get "Here's 10% off" on Day 7. Set flow filters in Klaviyo.
Generic copy. "Welcome to the family" and "We're so excited to have you" are filler. Every sentence should be specific to your brand, your product, your customer.
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All 5 emails + subject variants

Klaviyo Abandoned Cart Flow
for Shopify Stores

4-email sequence over 72 hours. Triggered when checkout is started and no order is placed. The key: no discount until Email 3.

Trigger: Checkout Started + no order after 1hr
Emails: 4
Duration: 72 hours
Cart Recovery: 15–25%
Revenue Share: 10–15% of email rev
Klaviyo Benchmarks (2024)
41–50%
Average open rate
9.5–15%
Click-through rate
$3.65–5.81
Revenue per recipient
3.33%
Placed-order rate

The 4-Email Sequence

Timing and discount strategy are as important as copy here. Follow the sequence exactly before testing variations.

Common mistakes to avoid

Discounting in Email 1. Every discount you send in Email 1 trains the next 1,000 shoppers to abandon carts on purpose to get the deal.
Sending all 4 emails to everyone. High-volume repeat buyers shouldn't get the same sequence as a first-time visitor. Segment by order history.
Boring subject lines. "You left something behind" works because it's specific to the action. "Don't forget your cart!" is filler — everyone sends that.
No dynamic product content. If you're not showing the actual product image and name in the email, your recovery rate will be 30–50% lower than benchmarks.
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All 4 emails + subject variants

Klaviyo Post-Purchase Flow
for Shopify Stores

5 emails from order confirmation to cross-sell. The 14-day window after a first purchase is when second-purchase behavior is determined.

Trigger: Order Placed
Emails: 5
Duration: 16 days
E1 Open Rate: 60–70%
Repeat Purchase Lift: +25–40%
Klaviyo Benchmarks (2024)
8–12%
of total email revenue
+25–40%
repeat purchase rate lift
8–18%
review submission rate
$0.54
placed-order rate (per Klaviyo)

The 5-Email Sequence

Post-purchase flows start at peak engagement (just after checkout) and warm down gracefully. Don't start selling too early.

Common mistakes to avoid

Going silent after the shipping notification. Most stores send 2 emails (order confirm + shipping) and then nothing. The buyer forgets you exist by Day 14.
Sending generic cross-sell recommendations. "You might also like these bestsellers" is not cross-sell strategy. It's a homepage. Show products that actually relate to what they bought.
Asking for a review too early. Day 1-2 reviews are often impulse reviews. Wait until they've had genuine experience with the product — usually Day 10–14 for physical goods.
Not filtering repeat buyers from the cross-sell email. If someone buys again before Day 14, they should enter a different flow — not receive a cross-sell pitch for something they already bought.
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All 5 emails + subject variants

Klaviyo Browse Abandonment Blueprint
for Shopify Stores

3-email sequence. Triggered when a shopper views a product but doesn't add to cart within 24 hours. The fastest-to-set-up flow most Shopify stores haven't built yet.

Trigger: Viewed Product (no Add to Cart in 24h)
Emails: 3
Duration: 72 hours
Open Rate: 35–45%
RPR: $1.80–2.40
Klaviyo Benchmarks (2024)
35–45%
Average open rate
3–6%
Click-to-open rate
$1.80–2.40
Revenue per recipient
5–9%
Conversion rate (E1)

The 3-Email Sequence

Exclusion rules matter here: suppress anyone who added to cart (enters cart abandonment flow), purchased, or received a browse abandonment email in the last 7 days. On Klaviyo, the trigger is "Viewed Product" with a filter: "Added to Cart zero times since starting this flow."

Common mistakes to avoid

Triggering on every product view. Filter to views where the shopper spent meaningful time (Klaviyo: "Viewed Product" with property "viewed_at" — set a minimum session time if possible, or use "Active on Site" as a filter). Single-page bounces should be excluded.
Not excluding active cart abandonment entrants. If someone adds to cart during your browse abandonment sequence, exit them and let the cart abandonment flow take over. Both running simultaneously means double-messaging, which damages list health.
Discounting in Email 1. The first email is for answering objections, not bribing. If you discount too early, you train every browser to wait for an offer before they add to cart — costing you margin on customers who would have paid full price.
Not suppressing recent purchasers. Anyone who bought from your store in the last 7 days should be excluded. Emailing a customer about a product they just bought (or a category they just bought from) signals you don't know who they are.
Using generic product imagery instead of the exact product they viewed. If Klaviyo has the product data (it does), the email should show that specific product — not your bestseller or a generic category image.
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All 3 emails + subject variants

Klaviyo Winback Flow Blueprint
for Shopify Stores

4-email sequence for customers who haven't purchased in 90–180 days. Escalating incentives, LTV-tiered segmentation, and a hard sunset that improves your list health — not just your revenue.

Trigger: Last Purchase 90+ days ago
Emails: 4
Window: 90–180 days
Reactivation Rate: 12–18%
RPR: $2.10–3.50
Klaviyo Benchmarks (2024)
18–26%
Average open rate
12–18%
Reactivation rate
$2.10–3.50
Revenue per recipient
35–50%
List health improvement after sunset

The 4-Email Sequence

Segment by last purchase date and LTV before building. High-LTV customers (top 20% by spend) get a different incentive structure — you can afford to work harder to win them back. Adjust the day offsets based on your category: fashion and consumables use 90/120/150/180; considered purchases (furniture, electronics) can stretch to 120/150/180/210.

Common mistakes to avoid

Running winback on your entire list at once. Segment first: last purchase date, LTV tier, acquisition channel. A customer who spent $800 over 3 orders deserves a very different approach than someone who bought once on a flash sale. One-size winback is how you train high-value customers to expect discounts.
Starting with a discount in Email 1. 60–70% of winback revenue happens at the first email — before any incentive is offered. Discounting immediately means you're giving margin to people who would have paid full price.
Not running the sunset email. Brands skip E4 because it feels like "losing" the subscriber. It's the opposite — suppressing a 180-day non-opener protects your deliverability for the 40% of your list who do engage. Poor deliverability affects everyone, not just lapsed contacts.
Using the same discount code across all four emails. If someone sees the same code in E2 and E3, they know you're not actually upgrading. Use unique codes with expiry dates you can enforce. Klaviyo coupon pools make this straightforward.
Not suppressing recent purchasers. Anyone who buys during the winback sequence should exit immediately and enter the post-purchase flow. Running both simultaneously sends contradictory signals and wastes budget.
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All 4 emails + subject variants